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- MU criticises ‘salacious’ media view of marriage
- Body-parts exhibition denounced
- Sentamu flies to Kenya to offer support
- Conflict in Chad leaves trail of misery
- Dr Bakare enthroned in stadium
- ‘Second Coming’ earthquake shakes Rwanda and Congo
- Undeterred: Pancake race goes ahead
- Act on autism, Church urged
- Diocesan medal-winner loses deportation appeal
- Christians fearful after Baghdad bombs
- Norway has rethink on Bible words
- Happy relief
- Conference is ‘not as crucial as it once was’
- Akinola and Africans also pulling out
- Lenten counsels come thick and (carbon) fast
- Ex-SPCK shops close branches and cut staff and hours
- Essex vicar seeks wife to join in valentine set-up
- Electronic system for Synod votes
- ‘Not woolly’
- Quiet period
- £2m is awarded, but Salisbury misses out
- ‘No-go’ bishop gets death threats
- Researchers allege bias in faith schools
- Raising a smile
- Don’t close village schools to cut places, says Minister
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| Quiet period: children at All Hallows’ by the Tower, in London, “bury the alleluia”, a custom of silencing the word for Lent, on Sunday ALL HALLOWS/ROSENTHAL |
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